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Tnruts s,o,aina.

Cuc,Go, H., Nov. A special from
Anna, lll, SAYS "For some days disas.
irous lircs have been raging In the hill
lands, the wooi4 aud the bottom lands oi
this region, snd in the sNnmps acruss the
riycr In Cape Gimrlcau county, Mo. The
long drought hng made everything dry ~
iindcr. and rain IL irHcntly prayed for
Much valuable larm property hnB been de-
slruyud und farmers have been obliged Ia
turn out and tight the flames. II " i'm
possible to estimate the amount ol the
damage, hut Il is large"
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OBITUARY.
Col. william slcrrcii.

Special Dispatch Ia the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. i.-Col. William
Sicrrett, an old and honorcd citizen Of this
place, died last night after a long and
painful illness. lie was printer by trade,
which calling he followed from his boy.
hood up 10 a few ycars ago, when hi.
health gave way. lie worked on the Flap
Of the Union, n Wing organ, edited and
published here in the carly tiitics by the
venerable Thomas Palmer, and WIS after.
wnrl connected with most oi the leading
newspapers of this city. llcliyed toa ripe
old age, and left an mblcmishcd character.
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Murdered b, Negroes.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BInNiSCmAM, Ala, Nov ~ News
reached the city tonight Of brutal mur-
der and a consequent state OF high popu-
lar excitement ut Briariicld, forty miles
southwest Of here. The victim Of the
crime was the master mechanic NJ the
Briariicld coal and iron company's nail
mill, whose name cannot bo asccrtaincd.
lie was waylaid and killed by several
negroes. The latter are pretty well idcnii.
fed, and party Of men arc In pursuit oi
them, bent on lynching. The names arC
withheld from the public, however.
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accident and surprise which could not be
guarded against; the verdict not being sus-
tanned by sufficient evidence and contrary
TO law; newly discovered evidence material
TO the defense; error Of the court in admit
ting evidence objected 10 by the defense;
error OF the court in excluding evidence
offered hy the defense; error oi the court
in charging the jury, and other errors.
The motion will no. .bc heard until after
the trial OF Coughlin, which begins ON the
tIth
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DntI.- on Cereals.

BlHtiN, Nov. l. The agricultural coun
cil has Professionally voted To liN the duties
on rye and wheat at q marks, oats aud bar.
ley nj . marks, buckWhclt nnd pul-c at .
marks, aud on other kinds of grain at
marks The prus-nn minister ui ngricult.
urr aud other government officials Wcrc
present during the discussion which pw.
cclcd tho vote. hut took no part Ia b. \
definite vote will be- taken 10y the council
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An Editor Hurt

Special Dispatch io The ArisaL
Itrrlr Rock, Ark, Nov. Mr.. Rob-
crt J. Brown, editor of the Arkansas Life,
met with a painful accident this afternoon.
while In attendance at reception given
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. W. Glib, Of this city.
Mr. Hfown slipped while ascending tho
Stair and partly dislocaied his right shout
der. besides sustaining other seriou8
bruises. Medical attendance was NJ onco
summoned, and the suaeUr Is resting easy
tonight.
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tho uI..I..Ippi ,.Inss worL..

ST. loris, Mo, Nov T.. The mixing
and cngirc-rmn. nl-pthc planning mill and
bpS factor, oi the Mississippi glas works,
un Main and Agolin stwris, Ncrr dr.
Npycd hy hp this evening Damaw',
,,n.uuO. which is cpycpd boy SlOO.UO IN
surancr On the cniirr works.
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u.,. Dr. Parker In Cincinnati.

CN1NN,ti, o., Nov. 4 On his arrival
here today, the Rev. Dr. Parker, of Lon
don. England, was cordially received by
al the leading Protestant ministers Of this
city. ~ Parker will remain here over
Sunday. and on Sunday evening will
prrnrh "A sermon nt the Music hall, 20
which uu admission will b. changed, but
after tlir 4r,irps q collection will bc taken
ior thr benefit Of the various charities Of
Eli. ..ttt
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ClNu,Np, o., Nov. :. The attorneys
ipr Blink, Morgan today fled q motion ior
a new md nt Ra,onna. They assign the
following rrpoua lr,gulaHiy in the pro.
ccrdins NJ tho,pud, pfo-ccuiingaltpmcy.
Jury AMI viiuD9os ior the prosecution.
miarondu,l on ihc plu Il The jury, prose.
cuiing attorney and " illnesses fof the state,
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fused to give his name, but who is said
to be from New York on mission here in
the interest of saving the nccks Of the
doomed men. A brief interview was held
as the men We're locked up in their cells.
The subject discussed is said TO have re-
lated to the securing of the names Of all
the anarchists to the petition begging for
executive clemency Capt. Black pre-
sented no paper to the men today, but
said few words TO them calculated to
bring that about, and his companions
talked in the same strain Mr.. Solomon
limited that special efforts are being made
in Ficldens behalf. Tho imprisoned an-
archsts received their friends as usual to-
day, and were apparently indifferent To
any occurrence the near future had in
storp for them
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The uo,.mep, rnpd nt the Polls.

Special Dispatch io the Appeal
JAcKsoS, Miss, Nov. T.. Tho ladies' Of
the Confederate monumental association
hope 10 realize q handsome sum from col.
lcctions from the voters nj the election
next Tuesday. II every voter would only
Give - cents enough would thereby bc
raised 10 almost complete the monument.
Tho fear il that the scheme will not be-
generally known throughout the state, as
| bat short notice Of the same has been
fsitpu
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Circulating Petitions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov Capt. Black and
l.. ). Oliver OF the Amnesty association,
today asked Mayor Roche lor permission
to circulate petition at the street corners
invoking executive clemcncy in behalf Of
the condemned anarchists. Mayor Roche
says he has no objection to this, providing
it be done in proper manner and with u
proper spirit lie does not desire that
crowds congregatc at any of the places where
thing, but ii a proper petition. couchcd in
respectful terms, is circulated on the stree Is
quietly, decently and in order, he sees no
objection. The mayor will examine the
phraseology and general character OF the
petition before it is given out for circula-
lion
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NtN rH' .svi's, y. j., Nov I" War.
mnis vru aWn ont today for the arrest
of Secretary a. VI. Way Of The wrecked
Empirr Building aud Loan association, 10y
Two .,.tU# Who had an aggregate OF
-IuII boo No.. ,pnccm, the result 0i fifteen
yc.r' ....t 10 appears that iof $1,000
oui.f,u,IIH ihur is only $1,000 let to ply
Mil. $40 uppoaolt0 be in New York.
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s,.,eer ,,iti.,,.. s,artIng,o..

LoNpoS, Nov. T.. Eah Spencer, In a
speech NJ Carborough this evening said
hat Il IN became Lord Harrington 10 make
insinuaiions against Mr.. Gladstone that
VEN ~ unlcscr,cd aud Illogical ~ they
wcrr unfair. The treatment Of Ireland
without rrgirl to her national ASPIRATIONS
,.sa Luuud IA fail
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40 ,nstnIIs.

CTciNNAu, o., Nov T.. A special from
Caslalin village near Sndusky, o., Eys
the bu-Inp.. part ii the town wis burned
yesterday hy What IL thought 10 b. an In.
ccndiaiy hn'. John BiNby l0-cs gen, nj
slorr and residence, S3i,WO, nnd other
lu,sps make the total $4,000. Insurance
about Unr.h hall the loss.
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Hon. philip D.. spooner.

MADISON, Wis, Nov 4.-1hc Hon
Philip L. Spooncr, ~, father Of Senator
John G. Spooncr and +. l.. Spooncr, ox
insurance commissioner Of the State, dico
here Yesterday, aged dscvcnty-siN ycar1. II,
was born in New Bedford, Mass, aud mad,
Lpginspurt, Ind, his home IN 1859, whcp
hc Was recognized ~ prominent attorney
lie came to Madison in 1889, and FOLLOWED
the nrnrticc OF law.
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Ms. s.I.,n's firotber.

IoNpoN, Nov T. Capt Sclwyu, tho
hruthcr oi Mis- SclNyn, with whom Col.
Hughes. llallcit, VI r., is s,id 10 have
been intimate. will prosecute q London
paper iur lil,rl IN calling him q coward
ieruusr ri his action in connection with
the sundnl. The scundai will thus probd.
bis be- fully investigated.
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The Primo. nna The Army.

LovpoN, Nov. I. The Prince oi Wales
attended the banquet given lolay 10y the
United Service club 10 ihc Duke oi Cam.
bridgr, In honor oi the Glliclh anniversary
Of his Joining the British army The Duke
Of Cambridge will be- appointed com.
mandrr.in-chi.i hy patent The last
patent issued WIS to the Duke oi Wclling.
f.u
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I.nndnn.. ,nrmrIa, ed.

LovpoN, Noy. 4. Lprl Salisbury, Mr.
Matthews the home secretary, and sir
Charles Warren, commissioner oi the Met.
rnpoliinn police. held conference today
la reference ip tie condition NJ the unUm.
ployrd of London md the means to be
employed a. prevent socialist riots on Lord
Mayors day, the nh instant.
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CnICACo, ILL.,, Nov. \. Arthur u. 'lhip'
bell, bookkecpcr for tho Armour packing
company, was a1ligncd In court thsmon-
ing lor the cmiclzlomcnt 0l 81, 20O nom the
company and sentenced 10 two AID a half
wears imprisonment Young fampbcll
comes OF excellent family, Is ihirit yean Of
age aud married.
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Than..gI,Inz In MisslssIppl.

special DNfntfh 70 ihN ApiNah
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 4.-Gov Lowry
today issued proclamation setting apart
Thursday, the 2lih inst, as n day Of pub.
lic Thanksgiving and prayer, aud urge its
general Observance by the people Of every
ocrccd. color aud condition"
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United States government is that Tor n
settlement, by Mr.. Rayarl, dated 10th oi
November, 1856, aud there is not parti-
cle ol evidence that the United States has
rcccdcd one jut from that demand. II the
commissioners are To discuss the fisheries
question separately, the alternate to the
acceptance OF Mr, Bayard's proposals is n
state Of nOn-ntCrcOurSe, commercial re-
prisals and probably war. The case is one
in which the United States has compara-
lively little to fear, Great Britain has to
fear large loss oi trade large cNpcndi-
tuC ot money aud the shedding
OF British blood, but not invasion Cana
Ia had everything 90 fear, for here
would he the battle-ground; ours would
he the main cost, and our young mon
would furnish the bulk of the rcpast for
the carrion crow Fortunately there IL II
perfectly honest method of settling the
fisheries dispute, and one highly proiita-
bile IN the bargain. II was suggested by
the true Canadian, Mr.. Wiman, and pro-
posed 10 the American Congress 10y Mr.
Buttcrworh. II has been approved by
the best elements in the United States and
Canada that is n settlement by wnrcsirict-
cd reciprocity. In the earnest discussion
OF that plan by the commissioners, besides
the only hope, 81 iar as We can see, that
Canada may escape from the Scylla and
Charybdis, ahjcct surrender or non-intcr-
coursc, that always leads up 10 war. But
II appears that hot headed English poll
tician, nominated in an evil hour 10 the
British commissioncrship, has probably
made useless any discussion of unrestricted
reciprocity in which he may take part
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sr.,os se.,Iop.

Drmiy, Nov. 4. Mr.. Cox, member II
Parliament, failed 10 appear today at the
Ennis court. innnswcr a. o summons iYr
attending procllimol meetings IN County
Glare. and warrant iOrhis arrest has been
issucd.
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,.s.Ler tse,oT,.

KN,s,s CRY, Mo-, Noy. 4. The Hug
gins cigckcr aud confectionery company I.
establishment on s. Louis avenue, neat
the junction uf Union avenue. WIS burned
late tonight. lHs between $1,000 and
$4,000. we'll insured.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Destruction In Various Parts OF the
Country Yesterday.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. I, The new, fine
steam cotton gin OF White Bros, in this
city, containing thirty-iyo bales of seed
cotton and II large quantity OF cotton seed,
was destroyed by fire this evening. The
loss on machinery, building and cotton
was about 81 900, insured ior 81 700. The
fire company was promptly on the spot
and prevented n tremendous conllagrltion.
The White Bros, are among our most en-
terprising business men, and their gin was
one of the finest in West Tennessee Erie
ton or II match is supposed to have caused
the fire.
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More Arrests.

DuntiS, Nov. I. l.-Twcnty.onc persons,
charged with oli-iruciing oyictions NJ lal.
lyl,crognc, have brcn sentenced to various
icrus ~ imprisonment Six moonlirhiem
have been arrested NJ Ardicrt iOr shooting
"A irrmpr in the thigh.
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NJ Mn. Fraud.

WAsutSGTox. Nov. 4.-Thc package
which last evening was delivered To Chief
Justice Waite, and which upon inycstiga.
ton was found TO contain a contrivance
supposed 10 be an Internal machine, was
this morning sent 20 the district chemist,
Richardson, for investigation by expert
ANALYSIS. At noon Mr.. Richardson had
no, arrived at his office, and Il is not yet
asccrtaincd that the package contains cx-
nlogiyc substances The person through
whom the police indirectly learned that
The mystcrious package had been sent TO
The chief Justice was again questioned this
morning by the police Inspector but moth
inc new was clicited. II II the general
oninion that the machine Is a sham, and
flint the whole thing was an attempt on
the mart of the person who made the al.
legged discovery 70 manufacture n sensation
ior sale 20 newspapers. IL Is learned that
;his person told the story 20 several core.
spondcnts individually, and represented "a
each of them that the buyer would have II
exclusively.
Iatcr-Ihe person above referred 10 ],
shcrburne q. Hopkins, has just made Q
confession that the whole scheme was In
vented by himself and Arthur B. Sperry
n reporter ON local paper here. for the
purpose Of selling the story 70 the news
papers. Hopkins, in his confession, sait
That the small phial which was found II
The package contained only ink anJ ,.Nery
small quantity Of powder, just sufficient e
bust the phial and alarm the person VIII
might open the package.
Spcrry Is the party who called at th'
chief iisticc's residence last evening an,
inouircd whether mysterious lookinI
psekagc had been received. Both Hop
kins and spcny were Immediately ~
rpstcd. charged with conspiracy TO delniu'
the newspaper correspondents.
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nl.,,o, o,y.ids.

CAs.n. Nov T. DR. Wicland, Of wics.
baden. has been elected bishop of fulda,
Ia succeed Bishop kopp, Who has been
transferred ~ lirr-lau.
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Craving In.lIncrenL

CmcAoo, H., Nov. l. Tile anarchists
were visited IN the ioil shortly before noon
today by Capt Black, Attorney Moses
Solomon aud another gentleman, Who ie
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Who Edits the ArbcI,cr.zciiune.

CmcAGo. H., Nov. i.--Thc charges Of
criminal libel against the editions aud
owners OF the Arbcitcr.Icitung which
Ernst Lcugcr made against them in court
October -, came up for hearing today.
The offensive cditors's paragraphs alleged
that Leugcr, at one time friend oi August
Spies, had been paid $500 by the enemies
OF the anarchists to leave the city and thus
avoid tcstiiying iayorably for the defense.
Attorney Sigmund Icilerstcr, Of anarchist
trial fame, conducted the ease for the de-
PENDANTS. lie began 10y disolaiming that
his clients were the editions aud owners ol
the Arbcilof-Icitung aud demanded that
the prosecution prove they were. This. Il
appears. will hc somewhat difficult t1 do.
because the ArbcilcrLeilung people have
% artiully conducted their business that
the responsibility seems to lie nowhere.
The only testimony ui consequence was
given los the plaintiff, Ernst lcugUr. lie
said that after the Haymarket riot lac NJ.
mnincd in this ciiy until the latter part oi
July. 1886. lie went 90 Kansas City,
stayed there two weeks, aud then went u
Aurora, Neb., where hc was four days.
lie was in Lincoln, Ncb., one day and got
job ~ bridge builder near there. lie
had not been paid one cent, hc said, and LEFT
! ON his own account The brothers o
Spies told him that his testimony was MOI
very important and that lac might go
lrgucr was subjected TO q very wcarisnn,
| crUss-cxaminaiion 10y the Arbci,crIoiiunl
attorney, with no apparent result, and III,
case was continued until Monday.
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Mi, o,no.,nr ,hamberIaIn.

ToHoNto, Ont, Nov I."Iho "Iobo 10
day, in an cdiioiil article headed ~
Perilous situation pys "To appreciate
rightly the isk IN which W.. Chamberlain
has involved Canali one must circiully
consider the international correspondence
relating 10 the iishcre dispute
The Globe then rc'Iraa ut IcnH'll TIE
results Il over iuo year, discussion be-.
tween the Bri,isb American ana ,llil'
dian government aud r'iiiinn'N lhc
least or lnost oon....yJ dghi.iia ol lhi
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Rou,icr's Victory.

PARIS, Nov. 4..-1he newspapers Of
Paris admit that the passage OF the rntcs
conversion bill 10y the Chamber Of Dcpu.
ties is a victory for the government. They
attribute the governments success TO the
support received from the right, majori-
ty oi whom changed front and voted for
the bill.
NJ Paul de Ca,sagnac publishes In his
paper statement ~ sNplahalon oi iho
party wished 10 give the Ministry It's last
lesson In ahncgaiion aud loyalty. lie says
the party will abstain from further disin.
tcpStcdncss.
The journal Dcs Dchats asserts that the
rupture between the Radicals and the gov
CrnmCnt is of the acutc-t nature.
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TN. coye,nor stud,ing the Case.

CmcAoo, H., Nov A Daily News .,,
spccial from Springfield, H., says The
reportofthe supreme court wasdellvcred TO
,bs Governor this morning, the hn'
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CABINET CHANGES.
The President to Make New Deal.
What Will Happen When Lamar
Shall Don the Ermine.
Villas To Be Promoted to the Sec
retaryship of the Interior.
Rumor That Dickinson, of Michigan,
VIII be Postmaster General.
Speculations with Regard to the
Effect of the Expected Reforma-
tion-The Changes To oo-
cur Very Shortly.

NEw NoRE, Nov A Washington spe-
cial TO the Sun says President Clcveland's
Cabinet will he rccast the latter part Of this
month. Mr. lamar will 90 to the SUI
prcrnc bench and Postmaster General Vie
las will he made Secretary Of the Interior.
The dispatch states that Don NJ. Dickin-
son, of Michigan, will he the next Post
master General unless he declines the APP
ponimcnt, which has been rendered to
n
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Most's sartoor,.

New YoRE, Nov. 4.--Johann Most has
designed monument TO the memory of
the condemned anarchists A number Of
prisoners are looking out of two windows
at the figure OF woman representing the
public, ilanked on either side by woman
in chains. One woman represents liberty
and the other justice. This is ON the
ground floor on the market row, in which
the police are seen clubbing the people.
In one corner is a statue OF T. Gary aud at
the other of Grinncll Above are seen
standing iour police officers, including
Cnpts. Setback and EbciTold, with uplltcd
clubs, and above all stands u figure OF In
spcctor Bonfeld, also llourishing club
Mr.. Most was in Il sanguinary and reyeng-
ful mood.
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The rcll,Ion To BE Wade Mc,Incsdn,

CmGAGo, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-'rhc following
telegram, showing the exact time when
clcmcncy will be formally asked OF the
Governor, was sent forward tonight:
CHICAGO, H., November 1851.
To james D. Quinn, John Swln;on, Robert q. In.
gcrsoll and other. New Nork:
FORMAL application to the Governor for clcmcncy
for tile anarchists will hc made on wednesday,
November .. Tho Chicago delegation leaves
here Tuesday night All delegations should bc in
springfield. ILL.,, not later than "wednesday morn.
ing. GLoE0g A. stniLtISu.
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THE EDITORIAL WE.
The Domestic and Other Troubles of q Jour-
nalisI in the Tar West.

The Domestic and Other Troubles of q Jour-
nalisL in the Far West.
Arizona Kicker
Last Friday night. while we were engaged at
the Office and Our wife was over to the Wild
ow McGinnis, some base thief entered Our house
and stole Our watch. which was out of repair,
but valued at So. We demand to know whether
Constable Hank Smith elected to sit his
coat tails in Green's grocery and play checkers,
or TO protect the people from the hands OF the
despoilersl Hank is a good fellow, and his sub
but duty is duty. Our wife is not in good health.
and the shock of losing Our watch has almost
upset her. Our dog has also been acting strange
~ of late. leading Our neighbor, Judge Hobbs,
who, by the way. is building addition TO his
woodshed and will probably be candidate for
Governor this fall, to remark that he may have
been poisoned. May heaven forgive the human
hyena who took Our watch, for neither We nor
Our wife can ever do so"
''Explanatory-That refined and cultured rep
tile Bill Bosworth, whose chief occupation is
swling down forty whisky and lying about
his betters. is circulating the story that he
gave Us licking last Sunday night. Now. the
truth of the matter is that Bill has been mashed
on Our eldest daughter, and he called at Our
house Sunday evening to ask Our permission 20
spark her. We prom pity and Indignantly showed
him the door, while Our wife stood ready with
horsewhip. Bill dared Us to come out, and We
went. We hit him three times that We know OF,
and We kept count of five kicks that We got in
on him, and in two minutes he was begging for
mercy. We don's pretend to be any fighter. but
if We can't lick Bill Bosworth with hand
te0 behind Us, We will go out of the newspaper
business. Our friends have advised Us to shoot
Bill. don't you come fooling around Us no
moreiD